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28th February 06, 07:04 PM
#25
 Originally Posted by ozmeath
They look very nice Blu. Lovely fiddleback in the oak sheath and the deer anlter is very tidy. What's the stories behind these?
In late 2004, I purchased a sgian dubh at a local sword shop. After a short time, I discovered that it was very poorly assembled (considering what I'd paid for it). I took it apart, scrapped the cheap (painted) handle, made the new one with some materials I had on hand, and finished with several coats of marine varnish and beall buffed the works. The birds-eye maple came from a 75 year old bed frame that was de-commissioned. One of these days I plan to inlay a silver celtic cross or other design to finish it off.
The deer antler was purchased at
http://www.kilts.biz/
They had several to choose from... all one of a kind.
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